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Title Section21 1974-04-27 1 TOTAL DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 250,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FINAL EDITION SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1974 25 CENTS M.C.(P) 21/7421 words
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Article, Illustration866 1974-04-27 1 Political prisoners to be freed, elections within a year... LISBON, Friday PORTUGAL'S new ruler, Gen. Antonio de Spinola, said today that all political prisoners would be freed as part of a cleansweep policy aimed at solving the nations problems. Speaking at a press conference 24 hoursReuter; AP - 866 words
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Article53 1974-04-27 1 TUCBON (Artsona). Fri Thomas Villa thought there was something familiar about the taxi he rode in recently In the border town of Nogales. Mexico It turned out to be his own car stolen from his home In Tugson about a month before. Mexican authorities returned the car53 words
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Article45 1974-04-27 1 NTW YORK Prl.— Dow Jones averages, based on first hour of trading on the New York suck, exchange: 30 Indus 833 78 up 0.10. 20 Transp 174 M up 1.12. 15 Utlls 79.21 up 041 «5 Stocks 2M.SO up 1 75 —UPI.UPI - 45 words
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142 1974-04-27 1 'Bomb' car near home of Anne blown up LONDON. Friday gRITISH Army bomb experts today blew up a car, suspected of containing a bomb, parked near the home of Princess Anne. i The car was left In a driveway of an army staff college near Sandhurst Military Academy. The driverReuter - 142 words
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Article64 1974-04-27 1 COLOMBO. Fri.— The Sri Lanka Government has announced a cut in the rice ration for its 13 million people. The extra one pound a week issued during the recent holiday will be discontinued from Monday. Each person will now gpt one pound free and one pound64 words
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Article49 1974-04-27 1 DEN HELDER (Holland*, Prl— A boat believed loaded with hashish sank In the North Sea tost night after a day-long pursuit by two Dutch warships The crew of the former fishing boat. Lammie. scuttled her In extraterritorial waters off the north coast of Holland —Reuter.Reuter - 49 words
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Article34 1974-04-27 1 SEOUL Prl. Finance Minister Nam Duck-woo may resign upon returning from Malaysia over a scandal Involving Irregular bank loans of 7.400 million won (8848 million), the Hapdong news agency reported today.— AP.AP - 34 words
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Article46 1974-04-27 1 14,574 road deaths TOKYO. Prl.— The government said today 14,674 people were killed and r early 800.000 Injured In traffic accidents in Japan during the year ending last month. It said there were 5M.713 accidents, a drop of li par cent compared with last year —Reuter.Reuter - 46 words
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Article31 1974-04-27 1 JAKARTA. PH. light people have died after eating food believed to be poisonous In Ute district of Clamla. Weet Java, last week, the KNI news ngoncy reported today— Reuter.Reuter - 31 words
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Article21 1974-04-27 1 JAKARTA. Prl. The World Health Organisation has declared Indonesia free of smallpox, a Health Ministry spokesman said today. —ReuterReuter - 21 words
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83 1974-04-27 1 BONN, Fri. Chancellor Willy Brandt revealed today that he kept a suspected communist spy on his personal staff to help security forces crack a spy ring at the heart of the West German Government. The Chancellor spoke in Parliament of his "deipReuter - 83 words
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Article41 1974-04-27 1 NICOSIA, Prl —President Archbishop Msrnrtrw announced yesterday his Government's decision to ban Eoka B, a i lanilwllne organisation sensing the union of Cyprus with Oreece He said it was part of new measures, to end violence and lawlessness. UPIUPI - 41 words
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Article25 1974-04-27 1 TOKYO. Prl. Six people were missing today after their freighter capstsed off western Japan late last night, the Maritime SafKy Agency tald. Reuter.Reuter - 25 words
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Article22 1974-04-27 1 pßiNcrroH. Pri. The teaching profession v the top choice among American college students, according to the latest Oallup poll APAP - 22 words
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136 1974-04-27 1 WASHINGTON, Fri. Army scientists who hare developed a cheap method of making wood alcohol (ethanol) may U able to reduce the price of petrol by using It as an additive, Senator William Proxmire tald today. The scientists were now able to produce UrgeReuter - 136 words
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Article, Illustration57 1974-04-27 1 VAN NUYB (California), Fri. Lawyer Jack Schmidt defended Donald Lee Bledsoe last year on a theft charge. Bledsoe was convicted. Yesterday. Schmidt was, too. A Superior Court Jury found the lawyer gut'.ty of accepting a stolen car from Bledsoe to cover his legal fse. T *heUPI - 57 words
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Article, Illustration279 1974-04-27 1 DENPASAR, Fr| INVESTIGATION into X the crash of a Pan American airliner on Monday in which all 107 people aboard were killed is expected to begin today. An Indonesian Government teatr* under Marshal Kardono and a six -man team from the American Nat'onal Transportation SafelyReuter; UPI - 279 words
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Article42 1974-04-27 1 LATEST Mid East doubts WASHINGTON. Fri. Secretary of State Dr. Henry Kissinger voiced doubts today on whether he would be able to secure a dlsrnf&xraient of Syrian and Israeli troops In the Golan Height* during his coming Middle East peace mU<Uon. Renter.Reuter - 42 words
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Article39 1974-04-27 1 FHNOM PENH, FrL A hand grenade was thrown Into a wedding reception attended tonight ky Prime Minister Long Boret, killing five people and wounding Ift, Government mrws said. The Prime Minister was not injured— UPl39 words
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Advertisement138 1974-04-27 1 10 pc CUT IN OIL USE CAN SAVE US $21m PAGE 5 LIBYA to suspend aid to Egypt 2 OPEC war against high prices 3 JAPAN-Chlna air pact goes to Diet 4 PABK-and-rtde scheme in a year? 6 'BI'CK up on your English' call to students 7 AA appeal to138 words
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262 1974-04-27 2 Riddle of blast that killed 17 army recruits OAIOON, Frl.— The Saigon Command today said It did not know the cause of explosions which killed 17 army recruits and wounded 118 others In a training centre outside Saigon. The command's first report had said five communist 61mm mortar rounds crashedReuter - 262 words
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Article42 1974-04-27 2 DACCA. Prt Prim* Minuter Sbelkb Mujlbur Itahman today ordered an Immediate military crackdown on "subversive elements" In the country. The order also bans strikes, lack-outs, processions and demonstrations, and gives military and para-mllltary forces the light to arrest. AP.AP - 42 words
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Article29 1974-04-27 2 NAPLia Frl. Thieves stole a collection ut antlqua vases and mirrors valued at almost USt&OO.OOO (8113 million) from a museum during the night police said yesterday. OP!29 words
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193 1974-04-27 2 Boeing crash: Copters bring the bodies DEN PASAR (Ball), Friday LIELICOPTERS today brought to Den Paaar the first bodies from the mountain where a Pan-American airliner with 107 people on board crashed on Monday night. Indonesian authorities expect It will take another three days at least to bring the restReuter - 193 words
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Article, Illustration212 1974-04-27 2 Reform pledge after prison riot GENOA, Frl.— About 400 rioting prisoners wrecked the inside of Oe n o a's Marassl Jail during the night before extracting an official promise of prison reform, police said toPrisoners climbed on to a roof, throwlag down tiles and screaming demands for prison and penalReuter; UPI - 212 words
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Article52 1974-04-27 2 wjiMutJN, m. opposition Conservative Party leader Edward Heath plans to Halt China during Parliament* Ma; receas. Depending on the political iltuatloo In Britain, a apoke*man said Mr. Heath would arrive In Peking for talk* with the Cninaae Oovenunent on May 34 for an as yet undeterminedAP - 52 words
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Article30 1974-04-27 2 MOSCOW. FrL The Soviet Union announced rwterday It had launched eight satellite* from on* carrier rocket, apparently to maintain a worldwide communications system for U» Soviet Navy Reutor.Reuter - 30 words
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Article59 1974-04-27 2 PORTRUSH (Northern Ireland). PH. Rebel rlght-wlngw Enoch Powell conferred yesterday with hardline Northern Ireland Protestants who may Kive him a new power has* In British politic*. There was widespread expectation that the conference would end with a declaration that Mr. Powell had agreed to stand as59 words
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Article38 1974-04-27 2 PONCE (Puerto Rico), Frl. Marijuana worth an estimated UBSM million (142.5 million) and jelieved to have come from Colombia was seised on Tuesday near Salinas on the Isle of Caracoles, police said yesterday AP.AP - 38 words
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Article36 1974-04-27 2 MANILA. M. The Philippine- befan today to register all aliens throughout the country to enable the Government to establish a I national refererre card sys- tarn. Deadline for the registration is May 10 APAP - 36 words
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142 1974-04-27 2 pAIRO. Frl. Presldv/ ent Sadat has carried out a Cabinet reshuffle aimed at pushing forward reconstruction of the Egyptian economy, drained by the wars with Israel. The man allotted the job of setting :he economy right was Dr. Abdel Aziz Hegazi. appointed toReuter - 142 words
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222 1974-04-27 2 */f KLBOURNE. Frl— The I*l Australian Union of Students and Its memberbodies have launched a major campaign to help re-elect sir. Dough Whltlam's Labour Government In the general election on May 18. The elected Student Council said all three universities In Victoria had pledgedReuter - 222 words
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213 1974-04-27 2 Rabin gets to work on new coalition JERUSALEM, Frl. Labour Minister Yitihak Sabln today begins work on forming a new coalition government with the general feeling among political leaders that bis chances of setting np a viable Cabinet are slim. Mr. Rabin, the Labour Alignment's choice as successor to PremierReuter - 213 words
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Article383 1974-04-27 2 Libya acts to stop aid to Egypt AS TEES DETERIORATE... CAIRO, Friday 'pHE Libyan Government has decided to suspend its financial subsidy to Egypt, which was decided by the Arab summit conference held in Khartoum in 1967, the newspaper Al Akhbar said today. Under the resolutions of this summit, LibyaReuter - 383 words
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Advertisement474 1974-04-27 2 mjj^- Bank Bumiputra gea S^ contributes to f^^ v :5 s industrial growth. The establishment of new industries plays a vital role in the development of a modern nation. Bank Bumiputra recognises the importance of industrialization to Malaysia, a so we contribute to it by mobilizing capital from accrued savings474 words
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Article40 1974-04-27 3 -MOSCOW. FTI Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko is to meet US Secretary of 3tate Henry Kissinger In Geneva on April 38 and 29 to discuss President Nixon s forth coming »Wt to the Soviet Union. Jt was officially announced tonight.40 words
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Article32 1974-04-27 3 TOKYO: U Teh-Sheng. Vice Chairman oi the Chlueit Communist Farty. has been criticised as a "traitor" fey wall papers In Sian. capital of Shenai ProJtoj*). a Japanese report frim Hongkong said today-32 words
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Article40 1974-04-27 3 SAN JUAN: While U8 authorities have banned the Import of Haitian leather products as possible carriers of a deadly skin disease. Puerto Rlcan health authorities yesterday called lor the destruction of all uncured Haitian leather products already on the island.40 words
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Article21 1974-04-27 3 SYDNEY: Searchers today found the body of a 15 year old boy canoeist drowned at Canley Heights In yesterday's freak storm.21 words
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Article36 1974-04-27 3 ROME: About 100 Leftwing extremists attacked a local office of the neo-Fasclst MS Movement with petrol bombs during an antl-Fasclst demonstration here today to mark the anniversary of Italian liberation from Nazi occupation 29 years ago.36 words
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Article21 1974-04-27 3 LONDON: Explorerscientists Just returned from the Antarctic say they have discovered a vast area of rich food resources under its ice.21 words
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Article182 1974-04-27 3 MOSCOW: Senator Edward Kennedy today promised Soviet Jewish activists that he would do al. he could to help them In the struggle for visas to emigrate to Israel and then appealed to the Kremlin for a "magnanimous gesture on the Issue. ATHENS: The Holy Synod of the Orthodox ChurchAgencies - 182 words
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156 1974-04-27 3 PHNOM PENH. Frl. Fifty-five communist rebels were killed in three clashes yesterday with Government forces but Cambodian units took casualties of one dead and 14 wounded in all day fighting around Kampot. the High Command said today. Spokesmen said 10 communist soldiersUP - 156 words
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Article32 1974-04-27 3 TOKYO. Frl.— A 10.JMton tanker carrying crude oil lrom China collided yesterday with a Japanese freighter In heavy fog spewing about 4.000 barrels of oil Into Japan's Inland sea.— AP.AP - 32 words
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195 1974-04-27 3 AfOSCOW, Fri—FormiTX er world chess cham pion Boris Spassky, fighting for a chance to meet Bobby Fischer for the world chess title, had a setback last night in Leningrad. Resuming the 6th game of their Candidates' Kml-nnal match, adjourned the previous day,195 words
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Article, Illustration223 1974-04-27 3 MOLLYWOOO, Frl T^LJZABETH Taylor Hi and Richard Burton were going ahead with plans to get a divorce today and a close associate said: "This time it really looks as if the marriage is ended." The first hint of a permanent rift between filmland'sReuter - 223 words
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Article64 1974-04-27 3 CANBERRA. FH. The rate of 'nflfP"" In Australia In March showed Its lowest Increase In 13 months, according to figures released by the Bureau of Census and statistics today. The bureau Tgures showed an Increase of 1.4 per cent for the March quarter. This Is the lowest64 words
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Article48 1974-04-27 3 DKNVKR, Prt— A bomb tore through a parking lot her* outside a hotel where a governor, a US senator and two congressmen were attending a meeting Police said two people walking nearby were injured and 60 vehicles fismsged in the explosion last night. AP.AP - 48 words
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Article60 1974-04-27 3 BYDN«Y. PH. The national morning newspaper. The Australian, failed to appear yesterday because of an Industrial uuput«. The Syeney Dally Telegraph, a t blold member of the same group, was reduced In sice and published only on* edition. It reported that the group* Sydney evening paper.Reuter; Daily Mirror - 60 words
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306 1974-04-27 3 Opec experts to meet on high oil profits VIENNA, Friday ECONOMIC experts of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) will meet next week to consider what action can be taken by oil producers to combat high profit-taking by oil comoanies, OPEC officials said today. The experts, described as aReuter - 306 words
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Article148 1974-04-27 3 Vorster: New line-up of parties JOHANNESBURG, frl. Prime- Minister John Vorster, whose National Party haa been firmly reinstalled with an Increased majority In South Africa's general election, said he foresees a realignment In the opposition ranks. Mr. VonUr. who will broadcast hU views on the election to the cation tonight,Reuter - 148 words
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Article56 1974-04-27 3 EACCA. Frl. Thirteen passenger* were killed and 85 •'.hers reported mining when k ferry carrying a bus capsized In the Kumar River In Farldpur district. 65 mile* south of here, the Bigueh language Bangladesh Observer said today. About 13 passengers escaped by jumping Into the56 words
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Article236 1974-04-27 3 Shell chief denies those charges LONDON, Ftl— Leading oilman Frank McFadzean today hit back at charges that oil companies were making excessive profits and denied they were Involved In tax evasion. Mr. McFaozean, managing director of the Oiant Anglo -Dutch Shell group, was replying to an accusation by the Becr^aryReuter - 236 words
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Article58 1974-04-27 3 Back to work at UN UNITED NATIONS. PH. —United Nations Interpreters returned to their glaas booths yesterday, ending a one-day strike that focused world attention on the unique problems of these linguistic virtuose. Nearly half the corps of 84 UN Interpreters phoned In sick on Tuesday to back their demandAP - 58 words
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Article47 1974-04-27 3 BDRUT, Frl. Lebanese security forces jitsiltsj used teargas to disperse several hundred students pi*»«<»| to march to tti* iwfiity^n l district bare. The students were protestIng against storming by security forces of the American University here to end a six-week old students occupation. ReuterReuter - 47 words
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132 1974-04-27 3 \TtW DELHI, Frl. il India's plans to produoe a deep pene'ration supersonic llghtorbomber an In an adTanced stage, a government official announced yesterday. Mr. Vldya Charan Shnkla, Minister for Defence Production, toll Parliament: "We an trying to develop HF-M... Into a sapenohic132 words
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Advertisement314 1974-04-27 3 Hnaturally beautifull l^sss^^sssss! If 'OH I I The most outstanding 12". 4 speaker 4 way system with exclusive BBsnssll 2 wide tocus acoustKlens and air-tight buffer cabinet which eliminates all fc^sM Bbm-^0 acoustic bouncesOther special feature includes Chemical Fibre Pulp Cone which ensures HjS^^^a I WM^^^^k stable, even A brilliant314 words
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Advertisement190 1974-04-27 3 CitaiiiiMjaHis onsij \vi<l(, thencweHt SR-T SITER, r J In w not much you can add except i)< hi r i majji nut hh). ffasV^ißiß^__o VMfcsaT W& i^naGfi Minolta MINOLTA SINGAPORE (PTE (LIMITED Tong Fong BWg., sth Fir. 52-E Chin Swee Rd., Singapore a Tel: ***** 1 Clynol Head/ Hair Fa/hion190 words
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Advertisement716 1974-04-27 3 I ACCOUNTING/ I I ADMINISTRATION MANAGER (MERCHANT BANK) UP TO 136.000 PER ANNUM I A newly-established merchant bank seeks I to appoint an experienced executive to I assume this role in the company. The ■W Accounting/Administration Manager will I be directly responsible to the Managing I Director, and his functions716 words
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Article269 1974-04-27 4 Mitterrand gains the upper hand ¥>ARIS. m. Socialist K Francois Mitterrand's Presidential campaign gathered steam today after he was acclaimed at one of Prance's biggest political rallies In years. Mr. Mitterrand, who said he believed the Presidency was within his grasp, was wildly cheered here last night by a crowd269 words
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Article26 1974-04-27 4 WASHINGTON. PH.— A US Air Force division has dropped the use of the acronym "Jap" In its reports. Sen. Hiram Pong annwinpffl yesterday.—AP.AP - 26 words
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Article29 1974-04-27 4 MONTTVID«O. Frl Eight people have died In confrontation* between government security forces and Tupamaro urban guerillas in the past four days, responsible sources said yesterday. AP.AP - 29 words
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141 1974-04-27 4 7,000 evacuated from Siau Island eruptions JAKARTA. Ftl Indonesian ships have so far evacuated some 7,000 people from a volcanic Island In northern Indonesia where more than 2.000 buildings have already been badly damaged by eruptions and earthquakes, a government spokesman said today. The spokesman said that by the endReuter - 141 words
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Article, Illustration203 1974-04-27 4 COUP NO HELP TO FREEDOM CAUSE LUBAEA, Frl. Liberation movements fighting in Portugal's African territories said today they did not believe the army coup in Lisbon would necessarily help their cause. Dr. Fanstino Kambeu. Information Secretary for the Committee for the Revolution In Mozambique (Coremo), commented: "Up to now, theReuter - 203 words
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149 1974-04-27 4 INDIA'S PLAN TO BUILD DEEP-SEA OIL RIGS IJVUr DELHI, Prt. India. aDDarenth elated at its first offshore oil-find In the) Arabian Sea, Is planninK to bulid its own offshore drilling platforms The state-owned Mazagon Docks at Bombay, which builds frigates for the Indian Navy has been asked to look IntoReuter - 149 words
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Article23 1974-04-27 4 LONDON. Ftl— Thousand* win die In famine-stricken Niter unless maaetve relief v poured into the West African nation. Oxfam warned jttUrdaj.23 words
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102 1974-04-27 4 npOKTO, Fri. The A Be»tet Union and Japan today ilf ned a memorandum for Joint ptoapectinc of natural fa miiwii la Yakutia, iber 1 a, a Japanese spefce— si annouiced. The memorandum was signed n«n between Soriet Feretfn Trade Ministry's esjaTpment Importing bureau director V.102 words
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228 1974-04-27 4 Japan China air pact goes to Diet After Govt party gives green light TOKYO, Friday pRIME Minister Kakoei Tanaka's Government today submitted the controversial Japan-China air agreement to the Diet (Parliament) for ratification, a Cabinet spokesman said. The action was taken immediately after an extraordinary Cabinet session held this afternoon.228 words
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Article33 1974-04-27 4 BELGRADE. FYI The Serbian Communist Party yesterday expelled its former president and secretary In a move seen as completing an 18-month purge of "liberals and technocrats" in TugoslaTla's largest republic— Router.Reuter - 33 words
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190 1974-04-27 4 BREATHER FOR NIXON ON TAPES SUBPOENA WASHINGTON, Frl. The Congressional Impeachment Committee has given the White House more time to answer a subpoena for Watergate tapes and documents but has made it dear it will be only satisfied with full compliance. The vote to ratify the five-day respite sought byReuter - 190 words
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Advertisement346 1974-04-27 4 As simple as nut-crcKkincjeee JJ HARD AS ROCK BUT HO ROCK />r IS TOO HARD FOR ft.Mll USSR-BUNT CRUSHERS "KKD" Cone Crushers: available in four sizes 1500. 1200.900, 700 crushing lumps at large at 1,200 mm featuring a hydro-controlled delivery slit regulator delivering highly uniform crushed product, up to 1346 words
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Advertisement104 1974-04-27 4 The precision mower that grooms your lawn to perfection. With its combination of reel and roller, the precision* built Princess puts an immaculate finish on your lanvn. Its fine scissor-like cuttmq action trims the grass evenly, to give you j lawn of velvety smoothness. Choose the Masport Princess for the104 words
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131 1974-04-27 5 Moves for award to man killed by robbers T^ Ministry of Home P««thumouj &»<*«>» rob*-, on A i x>ll ce B P° k «man confirming yesterday said L. a c L e i?? mmendatl °n StVUmS the preUm| Mr. O«h wm shot dead after he tried to apprehend three robbers131 words
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Article43 1974-04-27 5 THE Singapore Metrication Board will organise a poster competition In conjunction with metrication In the electrical and electronic industries. Attractive prises will be given to three winning entries in each section. There will be consolation prizesApplications close on May43 words
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Article55 1974-04-27 5 SEAMAN Lee Seng. 65. was given a six-month conditional discharge by the Second District Court yesterday for fUHnx to re-reglster for a Blngspore laminated Identitycard under the National RtglstraUun Act, 1567. He had been notified by the Authorities that he had to apply (or the laminated Iden-tity-card55 words
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604 1974-04-27 5 10 pc cut in oil use will save Spore $21m SINGAPORE can save about $21 million a year in foreign exchange if two of her biggest oil consumers —the PUB and industry can each cut back their consumption by 10 per cent. This Is Important because Singapore Is expected to604 words
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Article104 1974-04-27 5 A WOMAN construction worker Miss Tan Kirn Lent, 28. of Ipob. feU to her death from an uncompleted block of flats in Holland Avenue on Thursday afternoon. Police later found her pair of slippers on the 15th floor. Police do not suspect foul Play.104 words
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180 1974-04-27 5 Energy crisis so SMA drops display plans r[B Singapore Manufacturers' Association has dropped its plans to hold this year's exhibition because of the world energy crisis. It has Instead suggested organising more overseas trade missions to promote export sales. According to the Manufacturer, official publication of SMA, the decision to180 words
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Article49 1974-04-27 5 FRANCIS Urn Teck Pah. 36. tu fln«d S7M In the First Magistrate's Court yesterday (or working without a professional visit pass from the Immigration Department He admitted being employed illegally by Selsenhc* Printing Company from Dec. S last year to April 4 this rear.49 words
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Article28 1974-04-27 5 PARLIAMENTARY Secretary (Social Affairs), Mr Chan Chee Seng will open the combined sports meet of seven schools at Parrer Park on Monday at 4. 50 put28 words
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175 1974-04-27 5 THE Sentosa lagoon will be closed from today following two recent drowning Incidents there The closure will enable the Sentosa Development Corporation Board to investigate further measure to be taken to make the lagoon safer for the public. The board's general manager. Mr K.Y.D.175 words
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Article, Illustration274 1974-04-27 5 Singapore has a special place in Lynn's heart.. A USTRALIAN singing A star Lynn Rogers Is back In Singapore act to perform bat far a little rest and recreation. She in atoo here to spend some time with her fiance and perhaps talk about their coming marriage. Lynn will beMazlan Badron - 274 words
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Article31 1974-04-27 5 ABDUL Latiff bin Abdul Karlm. 21. was fined $750 by the First Magistrate yesterday (or taking a methaqualone pill at Jalan Senyum on April 3 at 10 15 pjn.31 words
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134 1974-04-27 5 Kisser turned nudist causes a street snarl A MAN of about 32 twice caused a furore along High Street on Thursday afternoon. He first appeared fully clothed, stopped a passing woman and kissed her several times as she struggled and screamed for help. The man then vanished Into a sldelane,134 words
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50 1974-04-27 5 Boys Brigade Week starts tomorrow THE Boys' Brigade will hold BB Week (Its fund raising week) from tomorrow to next Saturday. During the week. Boys Brigade members will go round to their friends and supporters to raise funds for the Brigade. The BB yesterday urged the public to donate generously.50 words
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Article42 1974-04-27 5 Three men were yesterday fined $75 each by the First. Magistrate for gambling with match-sticks ax stakes outside Keppel Shipyard yesterday at 2 50 am. They were Lee boon Hock. 14. Ho Chee Sin. IS. and Lin 6«ong Pin. 31.42 words
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Article31 1974-04-27 5 HOLIDAY Inn and British Airways will host a tow calorie luncheon for more than 200 secretaries to mark International Secretaries' Week, at the Garden Ballroom today at 1 p.m.31 words
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Advertisement97 1974-04-27 5 H* r< Mm. M *.£jsii te'--, O, i, Little sisters of I > l'*\ jJBIIJr I*W poor irf i CD i\ Loans Available From: For Enquiries Booking: advertisement permit no. 0407 developers licence no 1056 CDC SINGAPURA BUILDING SOCIETY LIMITED SING HOLDINGS LIMITED planning approval ref no d.c 359/70 MACDONALD97 words
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394 1974-04-27 6 Park and ride scheme within a year? Blueprint to end traffic chaos "pHE Road Transport Action Committee has drawn up a basic plan for a park-and-ride scheme to ease trajfic congestion in the central business district. Its report is now being studied and will be made available for public discussion394 words
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Article97 1974-04-27 6 Another SAF supermart CAP Enterprise will open its second supermarket at Block 11 of the Central Manpower Base Complex in Demp sey Road. Tanglln, at noon today. Initially, the supermarket will open dally from Mondays to Saturdays from noon to 7 p.m. According to Mlndef. the opening of this supermarket97 words
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Article32 1974-04-27 6 Fined $500 A a-YZAR-OLD MAN. Oaf Mun Ota. wm fined S6OO by U_ Pint Kaf-trato't Court TMUr-ay tor Injecting himself with morphine at L-rut Rood at about 6_l a-m He pkmded guilty.32 words
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Article, Illustration124 1974-04-27 6 EACH swine of Shalinia's hips Is a calculated move. For It puts money in her bank and gives her a chance to see the world. Just 24, Shalima, who has danced beforr the King of Morocco, Is one of the few original belly124 words
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Article41 1974-04-27 6 PORT of 3lnga>x>r» Authority's pltoUce and berthing section will move from the Alot Office at Eat Wharf to _ie top floor of Habit Car m_U. building at Blangah Bay on May 3. Telephone number* will remain unchanged.41 words
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326 1974-04-27 6 23 research projects for the ARC last year rpHE Applied Research Corporation underA took 23 projects with a total contract value of $268,000 during its first year of operation, its managing director, Mr. Wan Shoung Fun, said. Seven of these were for the public sector while 16 were for the326 words
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Article55 1974-04-27 6 Cholera: No new cases THE cholera patient admitted to Mlddleton Hospital last Sunday Is reported to be making satisfactory progress and is likely to be discharged soon. The victim Is a 40--year-old man who lives In Jurong His wife and two children have been Inoculated and are under observation. No55 words
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Article24 1974-04-27 6 THE Port Cle-nwce section of the Port Master s Department will be closed on Labour Day and Vea-k D-y, PSA a_ld jra_Urd-r24 words
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276 1974-04-27 6 Builder: Why I made those visits to supervisor A CONTRACTOR told a district court yesterday how he visited a superintendent of the British Department of Environment eight times ovei» a year and allegedly gave him different sums totalling $8,600. Mr. Llm Ah Seng, of Kirn Poo General Contractors, alleged that276 words
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116 1974-04-27 6 Sir Albert calls on Lee at Istana SIR Albert Henry, Premier of Cook Islands, yesterday called on the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, at the Istana. Earlier In the day, Sir AlDert, who is here for a week-long visit with his wife, held discussions with Mr. Lam Peng Loon,116 words
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Advertisement578 1974-04-27 6 _4 m C^ -y f i_P _4 I I \.l Jj ■L________ J ___1 Does your hair fall off excessively everytime you comb it? Is it receding at the temples or thinning at the crown? Do you suffer from itching scalp or persistent dandruff? Don't ignore nature's warning signals of578 words
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Advertisement163 1974-04-27 6 YOUR WAY TO SUCCESS through home study courses The School of Accountancy Business Studies. with 60 years successful experience. offers you Courses for the examinations of: Assoc. Cert. Accts. (A.C.A.) InM. Ccit Mgmnt. Acct*. (t.C.M.A.) Amoc. IntnL Accts. (A.1.A.) /!w^__-——___ Co* Accts. Assoc. (CA.A.t ««_tE"^r a bat. Cktd. Sees. Admins.163 words
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Miscellaneous301 1974-04-27 6 Straits Times Crossword fl_F __F _B_*~~___F~l _F ___P~~I ALPHABETICAL JIGSAW P 'S™,^™ J* ft A _V UJ d for d<Un B*lk)r8 lk)r 'rom out of MorambUjue Bill to »ou and me (6). w *eav CT -btr_ <6i D created O and went for R developed Africa. an little 1 10301 words
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Article40 1974-04-27 7 8 NARAYANABAMY. 64. fell to his death from a Housing Board fist In Lorong Llmau at 10 45 last night HIII body was found at the foot of Block 79. Police do not suspect foul play^40 words
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Article, Illustration336 1974-04-27 7 IRENE NGOO - IRENE NGOO By •pHE Housing and D c v c 1 o pment Board is to develop Potong Pasir Singapore's largest vegetable farming district into a housing estate High-rise buildings and factories will go up there. When fully developed, residents willMAX KIAN SENG - 336 words
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61 1974-04-27 7 Police warning on unlicensed shotgun POLICE warned yesterday that It was an oflence to keep a shotgun without a licence. A police spokesman said this In commenting on the fatal shooting on Wednesday of Mr Koh Peh Big. a wealthy timber merchant, at his home In Peng Ghee Road, Changi.61 words
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Article29 1974-04-27 7 fUXI'UM-year-old Ktaabd bin Bsa was y aster day fined 81.000 for harm* M MX pills at Coronation Road at 8.20 pm last Jan 30 Be pleaded guilty.29 words
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770 1974-04-27 7 Action against short weight vendors A FEW Tendon of grapes In the Albert Street/Queen Street area will be prosecuted for alleged use of faulty weighing machines, the Trade Department said yesterday. Inspectors of the office checked on these vendors In the area after receiving reports from consumers recently about short770 words
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333 1974-04-27 7 CHEW LEE CHING - Advice to students: Buck up on your English CHEW LEE CHING By DROFESSOR Maurice Baker of the Unlver- sity of Singapore's English Department said yesterday students who want to enter the university should concentrate more on their Enirllsh. I Otherwise, they would have to face more examinations In English In333 words
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Article, Illustration133 1974-04-27 7 P)LICE are anxious to contact Lee Kiah Kee, M, (above) who they believe can help them In their investigations Into the murder of a 16-year-old boy In a back lane off Beach Road, on Jan. 17. The boy, Ong Seh Tor.f, waa found133 words
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Article52 1974-04-27 7 FORTY hawkers were fined a total of 8900 by a magistrate's court yesterday (or contravening the Environmental Public Health (Food Handlers) Regulations. Charges ranged from (allIng to keep their stalls clean, preparing unclean food to using their hands to prepare food. They were each fined 830. They52 words
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Article50 1974-04-27 7 THB Central Provident Fund Board successfully prosecuted 33 employers (or Infringing the Central Provident Fund Act, for the week ending April IS. They were fined s total of •.11.158. In addition, arrears of 853.958 M and Interest of 83.149.11 on late paymoru we-* collected (iota them50 words
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Advertisement233 1974-04-27 7 By popular demand! Now Upjohn Vitamins in bottles of 90 tablets II '^g^JB gHsM II ii Ijrjn 111 Unicap* M f if 1 j lif^K lit *"^^gi^gß gtstfeV^vjCal Made and packed in U.S.A. Upjohn Unicap M convenient coated tablets contain all the essential vitamins and the minerals so vital to233 words
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Advertisement646 1974-04-27 7 jdf^ BITTER COMBUSTION EFFICIENCY fl K NOtxHAi sTuspmu iios PIY Al PARQ LONGER PLUG UFt I I l#\ rAl_l— V"!' sJ Thundeipl ipiilion unit nol onl> M. -JFFPS reduces lurl I'onvimpl ion hut jlso *i>c- *</a™BW9 V^ Ihc cat '0"« mofr pn«fi qunkrr iNdi lit Duvl I nuini i sUri646 words
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Article439 1974-04-27 8 AA appeal to THE Automobile Association has asked its members to help cut its rising costs by reducing unnecessary calls to its Emergency Road Service to a minimum. According to the AA's apnual report, the Road Service chalked up 229,092 miles In attending to calls last year but 3,065 of439 words
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283 1974-04-27 8 Milton Tan's second 'come back' bid Ttffß. MILTON Tan. former chairman of the Automobile Association of Singapore, will make his second bid to regain his seat at the AAS annual meeting on Monday. He will contest against lawyer Mr. Donald Yeo Hock Chwee, chairman since 1972 when he ousted Mr.283 words
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Article, Illustration249 1974-04-27 8 When the yo-yo champs find it hard to swing out. MESMERISED by that child's toy— the yoyo—these champs got entangled In the sport and now find It hard to get out. •Its infectious" they say. That Is how some of the 11-member yoyo team now here for a two-month stint249 words
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147 1974-04-27 8 SOON— A BUREAU TO AID CRASH VICTIMS TUB Motor Insurers Bureau to compensate road accident victims who are deprived of compensation by Inadequate or Ineffective insurance cover Is expected to be launched In July. The bureau Is being set up by the General Insurance Association of Singapore and will have147 words
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321 1974-04-27 8 Wife who had men visitors until 3 a.m. AN ACCOUNTANT has divorced his Australian wife In the High Court on the grounds of adultery. Llm Lam Oeok, who married W. Lorls In Perth In November 1971 and has a child, said trouble began when they returned to Singapore In 1972.321 words
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Article, Illustration212 1974-04-27 8 Ghazali made bankrupt on own petition |?NCIK Mohamed Ghazali bin Ismail, 36, former Parliamentary Secretary (Education), was made a bankrupt yesterday on his own petition In the High Court. He said In his petition that he owed $24,000 to 12 unsecured creditors. Extracts from his petition were read out In212 words
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Article46 1974-04-27 8 MEMBERS of the diplomatic corps In Singapore yesterday called on the Austrian Consulate General In Maritime Building to sign the condolence book on the death of Austrian President Franz Jonas. The book will be open again on Monday from 10 ajn. to 13.30 pjn46 words
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Article33 1974-04-27 8 ADAM Kwang. 19. ni fined S7SO yesterday for taking *n MX pill and having another pill with him In Penang Road at about 950 pm. last Saturday. He pleaded guilty.33 words
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171 1974-04-27 8 BANK GETS MORE TIME TO SERVE NOTICE. A SINGAPORE bank took out a bankruptcy notice last month against lawyer Mr. Ooh Bin Lay without being able to serve a copy of it on him. the High Court heard yesterday. Far Eastern Bank, described as a Judgment creditor of Mr. Ooh,171 words
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Article81 1974-04-27 8 $425 fine on four gamblers A WOMAN and three men were yesterday fined a total of $425 by the First Magistrate's Cou I for gambling in a common gaming house at about 9.20 p.m. on Thursday. The woman. Llm Kirn Kee. 48. was fined 175 She had a previous conviction81 words
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Advertisement268 1974-04-27 8 jAA V Mothers! Here are real bargains to help keep your budget bouncing. m| q^h wm c^ c CHILDREN S BARGAIN SAIE! I fiSkmS eAeitB LITTIt necessities 1| f SPECIAL VALUE 1 f fcfbcys ">p W- W* GDStnped T-Shirt Conon $390 S3 00 up PRIfF B» VB C&, <« V268 words
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280 1974-04-27 9 Taboos blamed for the Malays lack of nutrition ITUALA LUMPUR Fri. Malnutrition Is fairly widespread among the Malays, especially in the rural areas, a paper on some socio-economic and medical aspects of Malay mortality in urban and rural areas. Up to a certain Income level, there is little difference between280 words
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Article94 1974-04-27 9 Senator Bakar sacked by party KUALA LUMPUB. Frl— Party Islam vice-pre-sident. Senator Aba Bakar Hamiah. was expelled from the party today. The decision was taken by the party's disciplinary committee which met yesterday. In a statement, Pas secretary general Hajl Hassan bin Hajl Sbukri aaid the committee had carefully studied94 words
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Article61 1974-04-27 9 KUALA LUMPUR, PH. Primary Industries Minister Dutuk H»jl Talb Mahmud said that Malaysia earned 126 1 million In royalties from domestic crude oil last year from a grow earning of 5306.262.000. In a written reply to Dr. Chen Man Hln (DAP-Serem-ban Tlmur) he said the61 words
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Article31 1974-04-27 9 IPOH. Frl. A Special Branch detective. Ang Soon Ouan. 40, who was shot five times by communist terrorists on Wednesday evenIng near here, died In hospital early today.31 words
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294 1974-04-27 9 Indonesia asks rich nations to give more aid ITUALA LUMPUR, Frl.— A conscientious effort must be made by all the developed countries despite their difficulties to contribute more to the development partnership In the poor nations, the Indonesian Finance Minister, Dr. All Wardhana, said today. He agreed with the Asian294 words
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Article115 1974-04-27 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. —Lord President Tun Azml bin Hajl Mohamed is retiring after 15 years on the High Court and Federal Court Bench "I will take things easy during my retirement and spend my time reading or watching TV," said Tun Azml who will be115 words
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161 1974-04-27 9 Hussein warns erring govt bodies KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. The Deputy Prime Minister. Datuk Hussein Or.n, warned today that he would not hesitate to expose those government agencies which deviated from their duties to help bumlputras take part In business. He gave the warning at a meeting here of managers of161 words
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Article60 1974-04-27 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. Petrol stations which do not comply with the Government's directive to limit sale* to Singapore cars win have their supplies cue. Primary Industrie* Mlnlaur Datuk Talb Mahmud said. He said there were Indications that some petrol stations were not complying with the order to60 words
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Article27 1974-04-27 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Pri. Malayrlan Airline System to to fly to Kuwait and Saudi Arabia when the airline's scheduled service* to London begin on July 1.27 words
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Advertisement48 1974-04-27 9 njjjß m m DEAF! CMICO INVISIBLt EARPHONFS worn intMto yoor ton no co*o\ or botttrta*. Guorontavd for your lit* Im MJ22 00 pair wtiit tot Km kwUrt MCARS tAKFMONt CO. rrt. lto. Saw*. 44. I*4. rm I* Mmt. Awtuli R«o4i«t and ortimn forwordt« oirmotl In Buiinwi 40 yon48 words
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Advertisement350 1974-04-27 9 Registered trade marks. Bulova— the name for electronic accuracy In 1960, Bulova introduced the miniaturize the revoluticnarY oscillation sends a tiny electric world's first electronic watch Accutron movement without impulse through a maze of 126 Accutron a watch with a tuning losing any of the accuracy transistors, which in turn350 words
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Miscellaneous211 1974-04-27 9 Bringing Up Fathir By BUI Kiviinjh tic Hal Camp N 1 /'THE JOB <WS *EU_ IP /T ISNT MV OLD I I PONT TAKE TXE JOB WA(SOiE."V -I IV J3C«<*e PC* A *~-N $75 A W»B<! J PRB4D U4S6C FSOW A 0000 LAUNDRESS UKE YCX) J uAuNC«ESS -ANT SHE VvST211 words
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Advertisement348 1974-04-27 10 only M.S.PATRIS takes you to AUSTRALIA NEW ZEALAND with these LOW PRICE FARES (all prices in Singapore dollars) Fremantle SSQ7 Melbourne $773 Sydney SBO3 Wellington $961 6irect from Singapore to the above ports. Calls at Adelaide on return trip. Air-conditioned cabins 40 cv.ft. of free hold space for every passenger,348 words
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Advertisement304 1974-04-27 10 Lbbt aafl aaal I I I I K»*NDIL*NDBBUTTIHVi^O^a ■QHsxrokiiniiiauii-iaiiLaHaKinraHiaWM 3 I JPB| a., mr, vu I#-> v tmm Mt- j^p I A member of the Amalgamated Metal Corporation Group /"^*A KING'S JUBILEE TOA PAYOH PALACE .4EW HAPPY NOW SHOWING muy 4 snows w A CANTONESE HILARIOUS COMEDY FILM I |ffe304 words
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Advertisement306 1974-04-27 10 I N^ a smSwwSi"AiTln*o I Due to film's length 4 SHOWS DAILY NOTE TIMES: 1 1 am. 2.30, 6. 1 5 9. 1 5pm I SCHOOL CHILDREN CONCESSION $100 TO ANY SEAT AT 11am, 2.30 6.15pm SHOWS* "...a worthwhile film to see" says EDGAR KOH (Mew Nation) mm U CVft306 words
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Advertisement341 1974-04-27 11 BEAUTY I PROBLEMS? USE DOMO ROYAL MEDICAL CREAM DOMO R It 'MADE IN IUPAN) ERADICATE^ IN A WEEK S TIME FACIAL BLEMISHES SUCH AS PIM?LES ACNES BLACKHEADS AND FRECKLES BLEACHES UNWANTED HAIR ON FACE ARMS AND LEGS SMOOTHENS ROUGH SKIN AND CHANGES DARK TONE OF SKIN TO A WHITE ONE341 words
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Advertisement322 1974-04-27 11 horizontal The Mamiya R867 Professional lets you change your format with a twist of the wrist. It's the world's first 6x7 camera with a revolving back. Just turn the back and shoot the format you want. A built-in extension bellows allows ultra close-ups. And a shockless mirror movement gives perfect322 words
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Advertisement223 1974-04-27 11 Presents the exotic, spicy INDONESIAN PENANG FOOD GADO MERAH-^ WHY?? WHY?? WHY?? it a SAUWA MASSAGE so REFRESHING- Try it at »h« Health Centre on the 2nd Fl Hotel ROYAL < Newton Road, I Tel: *****1/*****1 Ext. 131 10AAA-10PM D/ VY. f f f TTTfi f I T Tf T223 words
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Advertisement223 1974-04-27 11 I mm HAIR DRESSING SALOON Charming ladies to m pamper you with first f A s^^^ class service 7 TEL: ***** G46/47, Ground Floor, Peace Centre, 1 Sophia Road, Singapore 9. I o^y* ADELPHI \SJ/ CONFECTIONERY ADELPHI HOTEL CONFECTIONERY is now renamed ADELPHI CONFECTIONERY Our factory is at: 6, Selegie223 words
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Advertisement188 1974-04-27 11 ""^^^B BBT P^Y Singapore's top entertainer! "X-OUISTTES-back after a suocautul tour from Bangkok Kuala Lumpur's "Time Tunnel" discotheque Also appearing Viss Cheonq Siew Lan and Taiwan Nightingales Intsmationat Roorahow Nightly TciixA/an IMitedub 11th Floor Maxwell Houve. Maxwell Road. Singapore 2. Tel: *****5 *****9 DINNER This Restaurant can accommodate to 80188 words
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Article482 1974-04-27 12 The Straits Times END OF AN ERA SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1974 r£ time for huzzas in Portugal Is yet to come. The replacement of a civilian dictatorship by a reform-minded military Junta may signal a change from bad to slightly better but is not yet a vector pointing towards good.482 words
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Article103 1974-04-27 12 r^XPERTS poring over Patricia's Hearst 3 messages to establish their authenticity miss the real question: Do freewheeling desperados have the right to play Robin Hood? Groups such as the Symblonese Liberation Army and the Tupamaros have sometimes kidnapped well-heeled victims and demanded the disbursement of money or103 words
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Article477 1974-04-27 12 T.F. Hwang takes you down memory lane \TOVSQ Singaporeans. I with a yen for history, can know far more of life here in their ancestors' days than in the schooldays of their dads Par our heritage, dating back 150 years, has been kept alive In school text books and In477 words
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Article584 1974-04-27 12 Across the Causeway... EXCERPTS of editorial comment from the New Strait* Tlmea, Malaysia. r ACCEPTING the National Front concept and deciding to stay In the Government, the MCA Is acting rationally. It has nothing to gain and everything to lose by getting out. The position now is that the party584 words
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Article, Illustration584 1974-04-27 12 WILLIAM CAMPBELL - Why this sub has seven 'periscopes' WILLIAM CAMPBELL By FROM films I have seen of submarine warfare (either simulated or real) I have always thought these underwater craft to have only the one mast or "periscope." That is the one we see the submarine commander peering through as he lines584 words
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Article234 1974-04-27 12 Story of talents and 3 servants THE Singapore Teachers' Union has come up with an unoriginal excuse that the main reason why principals avoid making decisions "is fear of making mixtakes than anything else" (S.T.. April 23). This reminds me of three Biblical servants who had a hard taskmaster. Before234 words
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Article79 1974-04-27 12 rwN April 14, at about \J 11 J0 p.m.. I had pain In my throat. An hour later, when It became unbearable, my husband took me to Thomson Hospital we arrived at the hospital at about 12.45 a.m. After a check-up, a nurse said: "You have nothing better to do79 words
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Article52 1974-04-27 12 PLEASURE seekers will I welcome the Port of S 1 ng a pore Authority's move to convert four offshore Islands into recreation resorts. Perhaps, It Is now more appropriate to rename Pulau Hantu ("ghost Island" In Malay) as the present name is not suitable for a holiday resort. VICTOR FOO,52 words
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272 1974-04-27 12 Requests for early tax assessments I REFER to the letter by Fed-up headlined "Case of the missing Income tax refund" (S.T., April 17). There wh an unfortunate misunderstand- ing In this case. Fed-up asked for the 1974 refund but as he was so early In the year, the officer automatically272 words
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Article140 1974-04-27 12 IBOABDED Service No. 85 on April 24 at about 8.10 p.m. from the bos stop opposite Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus in Victoria Street (numbers of bos and conductor given). I did not have any smaller change than $5. So I gave the conductor140 words
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Article31 1974-04-27 12 rrtHE basketball court at X Queenstown Community Centre has been in a bad state for sometime. Repeated requests for repairs seemed to have fallen or deaf ears. MICHAEL TEO. Singapore 331 words
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Advertisement368 1974-04-27 12 aflkSfr-^-^" lf^2s£ FOR YOU TO BUY CHINESE SILK PIECE GOODS special mm DISCOUNT .V^kfl I f OVIRSEAS EMPORIUM Jim PTE. LTD. UP. MOW i Velours 17.00 11.00 p.m Pure Silk Piece Goods (Plain Fabrics) 20.00 12.00 p.m. Tapestry Satin 64.00 46.00 p.m. Mixed Piece Goods 33.00 20.00 p.m. Embroidered Silk368 words
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507 1974-04-27 13 BODY WITH BULLET WOUNDS: OPEN VERDICT THE slate coroner Mr. Yong Yung Sui yestenky recorded an open verdict on the death of a prawn catcher, Koh Mock Huat, 37, who was found hanged by his shirt in a pigsty in Lorong Banir—with two bullet wounds in his body. Koh's body507 words
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Article58 1974-04-27 13 A 27-YIAR-OLD man has been arrested by tbe police (or questioning in connection with the theft of four raaas of Shellac worth &bout W. 900 from a Dalnlppon Ink and Chemical store in Jalan Bess, Jurong Town, on April 39 Investigation dlacloeed that a duplicate key58 words
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Article11 1974-04-27 13 THERE were 91 road accident*, five aertoua, on Thursday.11 words
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126 1974-04-27 13 Trader assaulted after being robbed of $950 rpHREE men tied and ■I gagged a businessman. Mr. Loo Chla Poom. 40, and robbed him of $950 along Ean Kiam Place off Bast Coast Road early yesterday. Mr. Loo was returning home at 1.45 a.m. when two men held him up at126 words
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Article74 1974-04-27 13 $7,500 award to shoeshine man A FORMER shoeshine man, Injured In a 1971 bus accident, was granted a consent Judgment 'or $5,500 damages and $2,000 costs by Mr Justice Kulasekaram In the High Court yesterday. Sundar Thomas. St. was represented by Mr. R Karuppan Chettlar In hit claim against Singapore74 words
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97 1974-04-27 13 FIRM WINS $120 m ORDERS TO BUILD RIGS BETHLEHEM Singapore Pte Ltd. has won contracts amountIng to $12» million to buUd three mobile drilling rigs for Wallem Rlngdal Offshore Ltd. Hongkong. The three rigs expected to be deUvered in 1975. are for use In ?5« ft. of water. Mr. John97 words
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Article, Illustration401 1974-04-27 13 Special schools urged for handicap children 'REMEDIAL TEACHING NECESSARY' TWO-MEMBER team which made a recent study of some cases of edu cational backwardness among Singa pore schoolchildren has suggested tha provision be made in the form of specia schools, supportive measures and re medial teaching if these children are to401 words
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Article57 1974-04-27 13 Coupland is president again MAJOR D.J. Coupland has been re-elected president of the Ex-Services' Association of Singapore. Other officials are: Major Oan Hock Hye, viee-preai-dent; Mr. TA Keejah. secretary, and Mr. f!w. Prlns, treasurer. Committee members are: Col. Abdul Karlm Mn Bagco, Oipt Llew Teok Omi. Capt. T 8 Frederick.57 words
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Article65 1974-04-27 13 Mosquito breeding on the rise MOSQUITO breeding In houses and construction sites Increased by 0.9 per cents and 1.3 per cent respectively for tbe week ending April 21. An Environment Mlnlatry auragr showed that 1M out of 7.4 M hornet and 17 out of M 7 construction sites were (bund65 words
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Article54 1974-04-27 13 Tay is PTA president MR Tar Cheng Blonf hut bean ra alerted president of the Parent/Teacher Ajaod*tton of Oeylanc Bacllata School. OUtar offldaJa: Mr. Laoix Pui mm, and Mrs. Kirn Maw Tea, vlce-preetdenta; Mr Taa Ttoog Ohea. az-offlcto and principal of the ncbooL Mr. Chong Uan Skng. ascroUry. and mm54 words
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Article59 1974-04-27 13 FZVS women and ft Bata ware fined a total of fjoo for •aiabibw with bidtah piarinc cards at a hoosa In Jaian I nt-faanaj The woman, Urn Kirn Huay 17. Kor TUrn Thor. 13. Urn Oeok Khaa. 40. Tan Ng. 47. Nym Chlk bte Abdullah. 4J.59 words
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183 1974-04-27 13 Move to revise fin insurance rates DLANB arw afo«t to raft rise Urn mmißiii rats* of Insurance against flVe to discourage high dlaooants. rebate* anal rate cutting. Expert hel» to rewrite Urn Z5-yeaj-«!d Insurance tariff to now being sought from Britain, said Mr. Cbew Loy KUt, president of Urn General183 words
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Advertisement367 1974-04-27 13 I Have you seen our SPECIAL BOOKS FOR SPECIAL PEOPLE offers which cover such popular interests as business and management, sports and hobbies, art and sex education? Then you must drop in at MPH. New good solid books offered at half their original prices! MORE BOOK OFFERS ON THE FIRST367 words
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Miscellaneous838 1974-04-27 13 WATER consumption on Thursday was 1M.2 million gallons (546.0 M cubic metres). 1.7 million gallons O.m cobsc metres) more than on Wednesday. TV MALAYSIA (3) TV SINGAPORE (5)~ mXa sErTsSS n«r« ssw-^B e^^n^f i" 1^ 0 t Grifith Jon« I* Soccer Smp sC i» NrT JTn«£* KSLJTTZi 5 ml The838 words
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Article, Illustration456 1974-04-27 14 OTTAWA, Fri— Peking has issued the first JH exit permits for Chinese who wish to emirrate to Canada under a new "family reunification" programme ac- cording U immigration officials here. The first arrivals under the plan are expected The H eject, utsftd by Prime Minister456 words
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Article, Illustration653 1974-04-27 14 PAUL MONTGOMERY - Spinola Portugal's de Gaulle family man PAUL MONTGOMERY: PRIME MOVER IN A MONTH OF DEBATE AND UNREST By Mow York SINCE he returned from the beleaguered Portuguese colony of Guinea-Bis-sau to a hero's welcome in Lisbon 18 months ago, Gen. Antonio de Spinola has figured prominently in speculation about theNYT - 653 words
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972 1974-04-27 14 PETER SHARROCK - Captured Red papers evive ear of all-out offensive PETER SHARROCK: By Saigon ANOTHER com- munlst document has been captured, more Government outposts have fallen and the perennial debate on whether full-scale war will break out again In South Vietnam has got a few degrees hotter. One diplomat describes the debateReuter - 972 words
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Article174 1974-04-27 16 TH f*r WWaHfi TKI POLL«WI«w AUK Altai Ml MT» A»«IL »T •UT Ban* 1C MU lfa4M«>a Kin. 7. Qiao Mara "^T""" I] v MuM 11 ■»»< J^* WM Kotoau Mam tt. «ota Paitjau TWO rb»« Mara n n M^a. Ma» Hunt 4» ■■< uoa C it awn*.174 words
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Advertisement943 1974-04-27 16 *^[AWASAiai>7sEN KJUSHA LTD. unasm imui usn wm ltb. imC HMCOK. STtAITS SEWtt MM> MtaMl.l S.ajaatrt F Ultaf I Mttll J.B4M* AnblM OmM larrlM S.KfMO't HJM (tM i 11 Ha, CtMaM/Maactl/TMlai [I uitami w At. OMi'MM-MiriMi Kamil. aatrak/BaartMaaMkr. jat>anl*Mtß AlrUa Waa« Afrl4Mt totta >«aawrt Ui »TUBT«Mf7-* S2--U-T- l jLSMM/Sabak •avawak Urn943 words
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Advertisement783 1974-04-27 16 lEAUTY LINES From HA ETD Ihbiilliii U.r BtMTTf im. P»i««cPit». Aar 31 Apr Momm. LtT KWIW T»»iM" »«r "J**U T IHFt* MM. P^J »«P J»»to«. IST HAULUN b»»«ttM HP« *jm «mm mm* J»* HAHnVARIA BB Ajr Ibadt. MAMA *MpM| Aaj 2 Ma) indOMW. CmTjmm. <tt Fl Ibmmm L. Tmmi 1.783 words
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Advertisement966 1974-04-27 16 UK IUKOH MtVICI L6A6In«S MJk. ioiiSJn iottudam. mamiuhg. biibao, U HAVtE aaawari ««im« »wa«« laajaa fai« Htai| <(FtMM UTMIIH it/HHtf -lr» Ha, M n Ma, II laM 71 MM SMm ''mail I Mti n/11 S ii/ii mm 11 mm ii m* nm, S.aaaaxt Mltaf Fiana Man Kvnt lot* I'Ma MFTMM966 words
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Advertisement801 1974-04-27 16 epcs somct to ifttm Lwafm/cftWTiioT puts T Mtaad •aMaj UaMi tar MMM MMM Ii Pin L( L iwr>aH. wOara, •attartaa, •Majaarr MBM MTa 1/ 4 Mar 1/ I Ma; I/" Ma, IM4 Maj I'iaaoiV laoalV I'daa 14/1. (rtawa hi. H-wnav raaDtiMt Mau TaaMMt 1/ I Ma; 1/11 Ha, 1/ 1801 words
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Advertisement735 1974-04-27 16 1 TENDER NOTICE THE FOLLOWING NEW STEEL PIPE PILE FOR SALE 77 No. 40 ft. lengths of 24" O.D. by Vi 1 wall thickness. 28 No. 40 ft. lengths of 22" O.D. by 7/16" wall thickness. All pipe is to the following 1 specification: Submerged Arc welded s black steel735 words
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Advertisement679 1974-04-27 17 r /r\ SENTOSA \JJ DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION invites application* lor the p©,,, MtrelilKUiU Sr^SrST (ElglMtr t S9OO 950 1 060 x ASO 1 «.5<yAuittHU w 180(V (EafiMtrin aU/ir (Arehrttetaral 3 «o- 46*2.,'?^ c Driigitsam ni 75 (Clerk-of-Workt 0 Eucitta Office STtf!^%S; *35 890/E Clerical Offictra «'»o«io-2io/eb/286.2o-«0V El/ 425 20 526/ E679 words
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Advertisement551 1974-04-27 17 f mm for Clients A newly estabJohed logging Company in Singapore concessions in Indonesia invites epplwetions Hr the following positions BOOKKEEPER Qualifications: At least LCC certificate m Higher Accounting Capable of handling a complete set of accounts up to the preparation of financial statements At laast 2 years' experience in551 words
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Advertisement650 1974-04-27 17 ftt i i m a it,: C^niii^ nl najcomemf Advisory aerwi^a* A rapidly expanding American manufacturing I firm to saakins a highly qualified man with I ex cat tent potential to fill a aamor position of: GENERAL ACCOUNTING I MANAGER I Qualifications To qualify for the position, ha will be650 words
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Advertisement669 1974-04-27 17 BOARD ARCHITECTURAL MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT ARCHITECT ($9OO 1850 An Architectural Degree/ Diploma from a recognised University/ College or Polytechnic or other recognised institutions. NOTE: The commencing salary will be dependent on qualifications and experience. ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT METER TECHNICIAN ($370 430) City Guilds Certificate in Electrical Engineering Practice (intermediate AC) or equivalent669 words
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Advertisement485 1974-04-27 17 i I THE EAST ASIATIC CO. LTD. requires one VAN SALESMAN FOR II We require one van salesman in our Dum« II Department to sell pharmaceutical and nutri- tion products to drug stores and other outlets in Singapore. Applicants must satisfy these minimum con- ditions:- 25-35 years of age. passed485 words
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Article374 1974-04-27 18 rS counter that stole the limelight la a generally mixed background on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday was Ming Coart Its sharp climb from $1 43 to $1 .58 before closing three cents lower made It the only share to hare made a consistent advance this374 words
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Article1227 1974-04-27 18 nil) and offer pi Ices officially Usted and business In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock E»rhange yesterday with the number of shares traded *hown In brackets In kxc of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Aema (2.308). Ajmomolo (2 2OB). XD. A. Tape ,0 823 1.038).1,227 words
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Article69 1974-04-27 18 Aan HeWL $1 50 +JO N. Iron »5.46 +J0 On. rrer. U «3 +.13 C. Stere $3 14 +.13 M. Ceeart $1 55 .12 GeDUng $3 90 10 FAN $434 +10 NX Loan $1 00 +.10 T. C. $1.27 +.M Hasr Par 'A 1 $2 38 +08 BJ«X. $369 words
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Article20 1974-04-27 18 B. Kawat $1 15 —M N. BsriMsh S3.SO —.10 ITrsaSjT $170 —.06 IsL ren. (371 M LEX. $1.46 —.0420 words
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Article22 1974-04-27 18 Most active stocks Haw Par 1*7,000 I) Ks 154.000 M. Cream 104,000 City Dev. 91.000 Total T»—ii; I.(M Total Vakse: 13.9 M22 words
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Article58 1974-04-27 18 AsvllU AprU M indmtrials: tU.7» tUM rtaaaee: UIM 4M.M 1 Hotels: 154.3X Ml 11 rrofMTties: UUi M7.M t Tin*.: IMS* lMja t f rubbers: UIM UIM t 0.C.8.C. ZMJI MIJI t 8.E.8. lad. SIM! 114.74 Dee. M. Its* IM 1 Dec. SI. 1»M IM t Dee. M. IMS IM58 words
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Article1583 1974-04-27 18 CLOSING PRICES »T»HK last transacted tale at the close of buskksss In the sioc* Exchange of Singapore yesterday compared with the prevlou« dar's prices torether with 1974 high and low. i -Adjusted for all new Issues). CLOSING TONS: AU sections ekiaed steady. TUHMOVU: OOlclal total turnover on the Singapore trading1,583 words
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Article1338 1974-04-27 18 nID and offer prices officially Usted and business In and reputed to Hie Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots or 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Acaw (2.038) (1) 204. (1) 2 03. A.P.I. (1MB) XD. A.T.I.1,338 words
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Article243 1974-04-27 18 TEXACO of the US has reported first quarter net profits of U*****.412.000 against (264.016.000. Oron income was $4,900 million against $2,400 million. Texaco said operations In the U.S. accounted for 29 per cent of total earnings and showed a de- cllne of 15 per cent compared with243 words
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288 1974-04-27 18 A mixed close to the week in KL market SHARE prices at the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange ended the day mixed yesterday. Most of the volatile stocks registered fractional gains. Other stocks, however, were dealt marginally lower. Trading was selective and at a reduced level. The B.T. Industrial Ordinary share288 words
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Article67 1974-04-27 18 THE dollar opened firmer at S3 4080-53.41 M In the Singapore forex market yesterday against the previous ctaee of *2 4060-60 It then advanced in brisk trailng to $2 4170-05 by midmot iilng However the rate slipped to 12 4140-40 and held steady at this level Ull lunch67 words
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Article171 1974-04-27 18 The following are the nominal average closing Interbank rate* ji Singapore: C»iii.lf» Naainal rmtcs Smlthsaolaa yesterday <rro«) parity change US Dollar 2 4165 2 4180 2 8196 —14 30 Sterling Pound 5C050 ***** 7 3468 —30 99 Hongkong Dollar 47.70 47.76 MSI 5M Malaysian Dollar 101.85 102.60 100.00171 words
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Article28 1974-04-27 18 Robber: AprU 26. Singapore: 217.50 cts (np 2.50 cts). Malaysia: 215.00 cts (np I.M ct). Tin: $1479.12} (up 135.U,). Official offering: 185 tons (down 35 tons).28 words
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Article102 1974-04-27 18 CMINUI PROOUCI IXCHtKCI. lINCArOAI MOON CLOSINC PRIGS* PSD FICUL VSSTINOAV. I Cosonut Oil: bulk $140 sellers, 'drum I MSN sellers Ceora: Mixed (loose) UK /Com. ITSN B. Pevpsr: liuntok AST A whits fob. 100% NLW S»7t sellers. Sarawak white fob. K% NLW (259 tellers. Sarawak special black fob. M«102 words
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Article50 1974-04-27 18 The Malaysian Palm OU Producers Association (MPOPA) yesterday announced the following prices for Malaysian palm oil: UK/CIF: Sept £245. Oct :240. Nov. (237. Dec £235 Cont./CIP (In US*): Sept. $570. Oct. 1557. Nov $650. Dec. $545 Mslayria FOB (In M*> Sept. $1270. Oct. $123», Nov. $1200 Dec $1306.50 words
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Article35 1974-04-27 18 London copper prices on Thursday (previous la brackets) wirebar Spot buyer £1.2»0 (I1.S1S) seller f 1.300 (11.320): Three months buyer (1.2*3 <«.2eO) teller £1.2«7 Cfl.*ea>. Market tana: Easier after turn •alee: 4.178 tons.35 words
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Article253 1974-04-27 18 Straits tin UP $35.12 'THE Btralts tin price continued It* strong upsurge with another «üb*tantuU rise of $35 12'» to $1,370 124 per picul in Penang yesterday on an official offering down 36 tons to 185 tons. Ovemlnht London reacted contrary to the firmer local tendency with its forward buyers253 words
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Article454 1974-04-27 18 LONLXSN advices were better than expected and opening quotations In the Singapore rubber market yesterday were some four cents per kilo higher than Thursday's close. Later the market tended to consolidate sllghtlv below first business wltn turnover fair but less than on Thursday. Trading was mixed in the454 words
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Article92 1974-04-27 18 j^AILY SMR price* iaraed at noon yesterday: May June (Carnal Mth> (Forward Mth) MX.11.11. Buyer* Rr lien Buyer* Seller* IcraUprrkf) (cent* p«r kf SMR SCV (1 ton pallet) 250 00 253 00N 260 00 253.00N SMR 5L (1 ton pallet) 244.00 246.00N 244 00 ?46 00N BMR 592 words
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Article199 1974-04-27 18 HONGKONG. Frt. Share prices retreated on a broad front today, in increased tradIng. The Hang Seng Index plunged 12.81 points to 309.08 the lowest since Aug. 13. 1971. when It stood at 308 99. Hongkong Bank dropped to HKSI93O on Its Local register and moved down to $19.50 on199 words
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Article41 1974-04-27 18 Hongkong rates On the free esahanie market In Hoofkons yesterday the US. daller was quoted at IOUn 5.0540 for T.T. and a.OM/S.OTs for sath. Stsrtinf was quoted at 11 »3 12.13 and ee>e tael sf geld was quoted at 101*. so.41 words
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Article162 1974-04-27 18 rnOKYO, Frt.— Prices on 1 the Tokyo Stock Exchange closed firmer on active buying after four days of continuous losses. The Dow-Jones average was up 22.14 points to 4.576.44 and the New Index gained 0.99 to 326.89 Trading volume totalled 240 million shares. Today's closing prices In yen with162 words
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Article113 1974-04-27 18 ZURICH. Thurs. Newly published company news today helped Sandoz to gain 50 francs and may also have influenced Hoffmann La Roche. Closing Prices In Swiss franca with the difference on the previous session's prices: P Credit Sulsse 2900 28 Iwiaa Bank Cortm. 382 B ■wiaa bui uorpa. ov* a113 words
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Article140 1974-04-27 18 AMSTERDAM. Thurs. —Losses again predominated, lieaded by Unilever and Hoogovens, In Dutch Internationals and Scheepvaartunle Van Ommeren. Helneken. RSV and Boer In local tesues. Algemene Bank Nederland rcse sharply, while Middenstansbenk and Bin la also firmed against the trend. State loans weakened. Closinc prices In Dutch sunders with the140 words
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Article245 1974-04-27 18 MELBOURNE, FM— I The Melbourne stock market closed on a sharpy lower nrte In listless trading today. Palls heavily outnumbered the odd rises by selected Issues Today's closing middle prices In Australian dollars and cents with the difference on Wednesday's close. p Ampol «O Auat. Coo. lod 28© Aiut.245 words
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Article241 1974-04-27 18 XTEW YORK. Thurs 1 Investors, taking almost no notice of a:, optimistic forecast on the economy by President. Nixon, drove stock prices lowet for the filth consecutive session The New York Stock Exchange common su> 1.-11 0.43 to 47 53. whue CKclines outnumbered advances. 1.139 to 312. The241 words
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Article54 1974-04-27 18 Thonday W*dn«tday Utt UN Melbourne il) cu.»rd ***** London 1M.00 170.7S Bnrul 170.23 172.00 Hongkong Closed 171.90 Zurich 170.00B 170.00B 172 008 172.008 P«rl» Uaa». Uuv. Sport (2) IW60B l«s 10B 171 .US 17O.7OS Export prices In non-atcrlini amu in U.8. dollari p«r ounce. <1> Aiutrmllan dollar per54 words
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Article97 1974-04-27 18 FINANCIAL Tl.Mts TIN 8 J,»"ursday »6. M Wednesday 86 81 Week a«o 97 v RUBBEKS Thursday 375.5 a Wednesday 380.73 Week age 387 75 >«. OIL Thursday 256 50 Wedmsday 354.09 Week ago ***** INDUSTRIALS Thursday 3934 Wednesday 394 5 Week ago 399 7 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday97 words
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Article323 1974-04-27 18 r}URINO the fortnight since the last review, the market fluctuated fairly broadly but indecisively around the $2 level for first position before developing a firmer trend, according to Holiday. Cutler, Bath In Its rubber review. An overall gain of 25 cents was made. Prior to Caster323 words
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Article331 1974-04-27 19 HAW Par Brothers International yeshrday announced a 5U per cent upturn in group pre-tax profits and a one-tor-four bonus issue. Audited consolidated profits came to $20.75 million before tax for 1J73 compared with $1365 million the year before. After tax and minority interests, net profits331 words
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Article333 1974-04-27 19 NET operating profits of Jardme Matheson parent company of the locally-listed Jardine Matheson (SEA) rose 48 per cent to 5565.1 million for 1973 from $44.4 million the year before, it has been announced in Hongkong. A final dividend of 16 cents per stock unit Is recommended,333 words
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Article231 1974-04-27 19 EXXON Corp of the US first quarter earnings of US$7O5 million Includes $220 million from U.S. petroleum operations. This compares with $189 million in the first quarter of 1973. and $224 million in the fourth quarter of 1973. Chemical earnings rose to $940 million from $333 million231 words
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Article187 1974-04-27 19 ASIAN currency interbank deposit rate* v at cloae Friday. April 26: US Dollar* Offer Bid 1 <•*» U 1/4 11 1 mth 12 18 12 mths U 1» n S/4 3 mths li 11,16 11 »/U 6 mths n s 8 n S 16 mths 10 9/16187 words
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Article32 1974-04-27 19 ClcMlng Interbank rates In Singapore dollars (or April Offer BM Overnight 11% 10H 1 nun »H 9 3 mthJ 9 3 mtiu »S Prime- rate t%% Bawrct: T- Mamy-JeaMa Intonation*!-32 words
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Article57 1974-04-27 19 RtSl LTS of Singapore Treasury tender held April J6 for 91-day bills to be issued on April 29. 30 and May 2 and 3: Offered. 540.0M.000.M Applied for: $82,050.- Allotted: $4«, MMM.M Accepted bids: $99.02 approximately 59 per cent; higher bids in full. Average rate of discount57 words
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Advertisement417 1974-04-27 19 Product Manager, Young Marketing Manager OVALTINE NEEDS YOU You are 25 to 35 years oid. You have a sound commercial education, with possibly a University degree. You speak fluent English, Malay and one or two Chinese dialects. You work for a large International Food or fast-moving Consumer Goods Company. (Sales417 words
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Advertisement305 1974-04-27 19 /JBCO Due to expansion, we have need for suitably qualified candidates to fill the following positions in our Permentnt 3rd Shift Operation* 1) PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR A Technician Diploma. H.S.C. or equivalent in Science/ Technical Stream. Require at toast 3 years experience in the Supervision of employees in a Manufacturing concern.305 words
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Advertisement524 1974-04-27 19 TENDER FOR THE RUNNING OF BAR AND CANTEEN. Ik* THE SINOAPORE RECREATION CLUB Invites tenders for the running of the Club's B»r and Canteen at "B" Connaught Drive. Singapore, 6. The Tender Document can be obtained from the Club's Office Wm Tenders close at 12 noon on Saturday. 11th May,524 words
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Advertisement575 1974-04-27 20 &M CUTHRIE CHEMICALS ISI PTE LTD Invitations are invited from applicants for the post of: -ALES MANAGER. INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS Job Specification: Based in Singapore, to be responsible to the Department Manager for the salas of Industrial Chemicals to the Paint. Rubber and Food Industries. Qualification: A Degree in Chemistry or575 words
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Advertisement314 1974-04-27 20 ACCOUNTANT Our client, an international company marketing advanced electronic equipment, invites applications from suitably qualified and experienced Malaysians for tha post of Accountant. He will report directly to the General Manager and be responsible for. the preparation of annual accounts, budgets and monthly management returns; the management of the general314 words
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Advertisement413 1974-04-27 20 COLOUR-STYLIST ICI Paints (Malaysia) Sdn Berhad invites applications from female candidates for the post of Colour Stylist!. THE JOO To prepare suitable colour schemes for clients. THE PERSON Must be Malaysian citizen between 20 to 28 year; of age. Must have at least, a Grade II School Certificate or its413 words
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Advertisement685 1974-04-27 20 CAMPING SAZ SALESMAN Far East Oxygen requires an additional Camping Caz salesman to cover North Malaya. Although he will be based in Butterworth for a certain period of time, it is very likely that he will be stationed in Kuala Lumpur ultimately He must be a Malaysian Citizen who possesses685 words
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Advertisement538 1974-04-27 20 DOW CHEMICAL PACIFIC LTD. has a vacancy for a suitably qualified Malaysian Citizen, preferably a Bumiputra, to fill the post of an ACCOUNTANT Qualifications: Must be an accounting graduate or professional qualifications. Experience: At least 3 years of experience in the field of accounting and finance. Age: Between 25 and538 words
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Obituary45 1974-04-27 21 Deaths CHINESE PHYSICIAN. Chia Chong Pang aged 91 passed away peacefully on 25/4/74 leaving be.'ilnd beloved wife. 2 sons. 3 daughters. 3 sons-in-law. 2 daughters-in-law and many grandchildren Cortege leate* 45. Jalan Tlong. Block 66 on Sunday. 25.4.74. at 2 p.m. lor Mum Vernon Crematorium45 words
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Advertisement747 1974-04-27 21 classified ads ggj saTsn MARIf! Closing down All Items Must clear' E»enM dresses $68 Day dresses ISM swimsulU $14.90 Slacks $9 90 Fantastic Bargains on! Blouses nandbagi. shoes, brassieres ninlles etc 29. Tanglln Road g%U Tel 6438 D SPOT THE 9.SSSBY CLASSIFIED AO. In today* StraM* Time* You may win747 words
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Advertisement619 1974-04-27 21 SPECIAL OFFER for HSC stu- T i Hr^K fear ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT An associated company of a lv. [fss3sigsssssssbs 2 qualified accountant between'thi men $aoo per month. Applicant! who mutt be Singapore C.tUen should applj 1 (non-returnable) passport photograph and giving telephone conUct If any to --T. Boa A ***** Spare.619 words
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Advertisement699 1974-04-27 21 VACANCIES FON BOOK -KEEPERS in Timber Group Minimum 2 yean experience, able lo type and preferably possess accounting c'/ilf'cate Write to- 8T Boi A 90 727 Spore RECEPTIONIST CUM TYPIST WANTED. Apply personally to Rome Interior. B-29 Katong Shopping Centre. Tel *****7 B'pore. m INTERNATIONAL JOHNB-MANVILLE CORPORATION-SINGAPORE REQUIRES STATISTICAL A699 words
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Advertisement625 1974-04-27 21 RSOUIRE RECEPTIONIST CUM TYPIST. Apply sUUnj salary and non-returnable pholocraph to S.T Box A ***** Spore A well -esUbllshed manufacturing Company requires: A Mat* Jvator AiiiwxM Ctork Qualification Mmlnum Secondary 3 L C.C Irtermedlate Bookkeeping Experience not necessary Age Below 24 yean Applicant* should preferably have completed full-time National Service,625 words
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Advertisement823 1974-04-27 21 WANTEO STOP ASSISTANTS UR GENTLY. Preferably complete* > National Service Living In Ju.-oni will be advanugeloua. Apply ST Box A ***** Singapore SALESMAN FAMILIAR WITH GAR MINTS/ tewing accessories English educated, able to speaj tome Chinese dialect* Write will details qualifications, experience salary expected to 3505 Blk 5"! Oeylang Bahru.823 words
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Advertisement914 1974-04-27 21 CITY S GUM.OB WELO4NO Craft 1 Practice Course Class limited to t 15 only Feet $30 pm Contact Ce* a. Pee School ***** ext 12. I. COMMUNICATIONS ELECTRONICS PTE. LTD, requires AN ELECTRICIAN/ WIRJNB FITTER l: (l) 3 4 yean wiring exper- ience In building or Industrial complex. (1) Ability914 words
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Advertisement794 1974-04-27 21 ASSISTANT STOREKEEPERS (SINGAPORE CITIZEN) Oeneral Certificate of Education certificate with a fair knowledge of machlne-y spare parts (Oeneral Clerk/ Typist Male) Proficient In typing Import/ Export and Customs Declaration Form* Application! giving full particular! Including age. qualification- experience f"1 salary expected to Personnel Olficer. United Engineers (8) Pte. Ltd.. PO794 words
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Advertisement772 1974-04-27 21 WANTED FOR AN AMERICAN Company an outdoor clerk cum messenger boy with minimum Secondary One certificate preferably with knowledge of shipping and documentation vorY Must have Scooter Driving Licence Please telephone *****5 for immediate interview Expanding Marine Organisation urgently requires (1) FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK/ TYPIST Oood educational background Typing tpeed:772 words
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Advertisement899 1974-04-27 21 EXCLUSIVE 1-STOREY LUXURIOUS BUNGALOW for Executive* in high class flood free residential locality 5 large bedrooms, bathroom atuched Exceptional large lounge cum dining hall with special flooring Private family lounge upstairs, ultramodem kitchen, servant's room, huge balcony, carporch. nice garden Apply with address, and phone to S T Box A899 words
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Advertisement843 1974-04-27 21 FOR JURONO EXECUTIVES- 2 storey newly painted, luxurloiialy furnished detached bungalow at Eng Kong Oarden 4 bedrooms alrcorvMionen. hall, balcony. -4bat.irooms study, lounge/ dining kitchen, servant's big terrace large garden, telephone. $1,400/Hlng *****0. *****7 Spore CLOSE BY CHANQI BEACH semidetached bungalow elevated land fully furnished telephone. $579 Pacific Mansion top843 words
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Advertisement1079 1974-04-27 22 OOUBI STOREY TERRACE HOUSE off I k milestone Changl Road over 2.000 sq ft 3 bedrooms servant's room longbath $100,000 ono Contact Mrs Lee anertp.m *****2 FMRHIBIIBO 4TN FLOOR PLAT. St Michael's Road. 3 bedrooms (bathrooms attached), living/ dining hallk. 2 balconies Tel 3SX3O/ *****0 S pore WBSTLAKE AVENUE next1,079 words
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Advertisement829 1974-04-27 22 FAR EAST SHOPPING CENTRE. (Orrl»rd Road) 3rd floor lhop. 275 sq ft Strategic position Freehold $105,000 ono Enquiries: *****5 Spore. GROUNO FLOOR AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY suitable for bankIng/ restaurant Inquire personally. Top Hotel. J»lan Meldrum J B SHOP URGENTLY REOUIREO. Rent sale DUt 8 or 12 Price must be reasonable Ring829 words
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Advertisement840 1974-04-27 22 LONDON/EUROPE SPRING SUMMER TOURS We*** Dep: Apr-Od 1574 It DAYS LONDON/ EUROPE (7 Countries) OSSS/tl DAYS LONDON/ EUROPE (7 Ceuntrtee) SSSS4VM DAYS LONDON/ EUROPE (7 CeMMriea) SSSS4V--19 DAYS LONDON/ SCANDINAVIAN t*4S*/PRICES INCLUDE OOOD HOTELS (SHOWER/ BATH). ALL MEALS. SIOHTSEEINOB PLUB AIRFARE (BOAC OAT. OR CALEDONIAN) Dent men Into booking yew840 words
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Advertisement734 1974-04-27 22 PAR BABT TRAVEL CLUB (Pie) Ltd offers low cost flights to London/ Europe. Also Worldwide reservations Please call *****2/ *****5/ *****1 WAVERLEV GUEST MOUSE Tastefully furnished with panoramic seaview Only 10 minute* from Jurong Weekly with breakfast, singles from $85 50. doubles from $120 00 298 Pasir Panjsng Road (6734 words
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Advertisement732 1974-04-27 22 'interior design oiploma. i correspondence tuition leads to Interior design diploma recognised for •membership of professional body j .Full colour prospectus sent by airI mall on receipt of 25p British I Postal Order from Dept. STP Rhodec International. BCM London WCI. England. SYSTEMATIC BUSINESS TRAINING CENTRE OFFERS DAY CLABBEB FOR732 words
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Advertisement777 1974-04-27 22 CENTRE FOR CARBBR DEVELOPMENT offers (1) Banking (2) Pre-Unlverslty (Arts) (3) Accountancy (ACA. LCC) (4) Business Correspondence Clfford Centre. Raffle* Place (*****1/3). SECRETARIAL COURSE FOR OiRLS: (Subjects Shorthand/ Typewriting' Bookkeeping/ Correspondence' Secretarla. Duties/ English! New Sessions sterling May Register early Ra- .liege. Raffles Place (*****). Raja s. 218 D Changl777 words
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Advertisement1545 1974-04-27 22 CAIRNTERRISRS (ONE PAIR)/ BULLTERRIBR Doherman crossed Dobermans for sale. Trainini (obedience security) Boarding, studs De-tlcklng Transportation Any other problems contact *****2 S pore SAGITTARIUS SHIH TZU PEOIOREE. Class One Small Cuddly Shaggy Puppies, from Champion Bloodline Phone *****7 Spore ALSATIAN PUPPIES FOR SALE SKC Class 16 weeks of age. champion1,545 words
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Advertisement482 1974-04-27 23 classified ads gg s< .fNVICES prompt services -.•novations, carpeting, -diate quote Mr Ooh £jgSOS/ 258M33 S pore nTERIOR AND EXTERIOR OOMESTIC, commercial Industrial, supply with scaffoldings. vrrnment «unmon painting \m undertake plumbing works *****1 LECTROnTc^ •atOERS b7O. Queensway. Japanese Oarden dealing In HI-FI MUtpownt. household appliances, vision and refrigerator a482 words
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Advertisement471 1974-04-27 23 OROAJiMTX T *"l-'«NEO urbanisation seeks additional mature partner with ™,w^ .'rteTO* 1 WHY DON'T YOU MAKE some moneys Beautiful US A bill pens to clear at fantastic coat *>»&*Pom rrs lto>co.. with parent company ln Switzerland looking for businessmen with very circles Write to The Advertiser S^Jre f* Shmf Kw471 words
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Advertisement622 1974-04-27 23 EVERYONE KNOWS US by now that we are specialists In washing machines Before you purchase i»ll at our showroom, over 15 models available Philips. Kenwood. Oala. Zanussl. Oeneral EBtctrlc. AEO and Slera. Singapore Refrigeration Company 12/14 International Building Tel *****8 *****0 I *****6/*****2 GET PIRST. PAY LATER the following furniture622 words
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Advertisement440 1974-04-27 24 P %^k I ™JM I i SCHOLARSHIP LOAN AWARD PERNAS, the National Corporation, operating investment, trjding, mining, manufacturing and financial companies, invites applications for the above award. Candidates must be Malaysian citizens who wish to further their studies in recognized institutions ot higher learning in Malaysia or abroad in the440 words
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Advertisement614 1974-04-27 24 MALAYAN FLOUR MILLS BERHAD (Incorporated in Malaysia) NOTICE IS HEREBY CIVEN that at the Fourteenth Annual General Meeting of the Company to be held or\ 25th June. 1974. the Directors will recommend for approval a final dividend of 10%. exempt from income tax, for the financial year ended 31st December.614 words
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Advertisement385 1974-04-27 24 DALAM MAHKAMAH TINGGI TANAH MELAYU DI JOHORE BAHRI' DALAM PERKARA KEBANKRAPAN IKI'ALA LUMPIRi NO: 24* TAHUN 1373 Ber: Cheat Kit Kan. No: 19. J»Un Date Saletaan. Centurr GaHlea, Johor* Bahm. Notts adtlah dengan lnl di ben bahawa. ata* oermohonai yang dlfallkan pada 13hb Dlsemoer. 1973. Perentah Pc nerlmaan dan Perentah385 words
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Advertisement637 1974-04-27 24 A subsidiary of a major American Electronics Company invites applications from suitably qualified candidates with relevant I experience for the following positions:— I QUALITY ASSURANCE ENGINEER I Duties: Responsible for solution of any inspection problem, develops a program to establish inspection and test specification and procedure to insure consistency of637 words
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Article, Illustration328 1974-04-27 25 /MUCH, Fri.— Mr< Walter Cho of Honolulu arrived here by air yesterday to referee tomorrow night's world flyweight title nght betweea Thailand's champion, Chartc&ai Chionoi, and Swiss "hallehger Fritz Cher vet and discovered his baggage had gone astray on the328 words
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Article356 1974-04-27 25 Monza 1000 sweep by Alfa Romeos MONZA. Italy. Frl. Alfa Romeo's return tr. international motor racing gathered pace yesterday when they carried off the first three places in the Monza 1,000 kilometres event. First across the line was the Alfa driven by Italian Arturo Merzarlo and American Mario Andrettl. It356 words
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Article69 1974-04-27 25 J-TONO KONO. Frl Thirteen national record* were set this month at China's National swlmmlnr meet, the Hslnhua News A«ency reported todmy Th» only specific record reported was 58 5 seconds by Lo Chao-Yln* in the nm't 100 m butterfly event. Tht World record Is 54.37 set by Mark69 words
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Article204 1974-04-27 25 STUMPED! BY SILENT BURMESE J^UALA LUMPUR, Fri. Burma's continued silence over their entry for the Merdeka soccer tournament scheduled for July 24 Augr 3 is causing the Football Association of Malaysia a "great deal of concern." Always crowd pullers with their attractive and fair play, Burma are the only team204 words
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176 1974-04-27 25 Muraki leads Chunichi by two strokes rpOKYO, Frl. Former A Japanese World Cup player Takashl Mura, kami today flred a seven-under-par 63 and took a two-stroke lead In the opening round of the 15th Chun 1 c h 1 Crowns International invitation golf tournament. A total of 129 competitors. IncludingUPI - 176 words
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Article260 1974-04-27 25 Emile's record hopes hit by ban BRUSSELS Frl. Eralle Puttemans probably Is the best middle distance runner in the world at the moment. He holds the world 3.000 and 5.000 metre records and all but two world best performances Indoors between 2.000 and 10.000 metres. In any other country but260 words
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Article88 1974-04-27 26 Malacca hold Trengganu to 1-0 KUALA TRENOGANU. Frl Trengganu. for a1 1 their dominance. managed to score only one goal for victory against Malacca In the Malaysia Cup South zone soccer match here today. In the first round Trengganu were more convincing 3-0 winners at Malacca on March 31. Trengganu's88 words
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Article48 1974-04-27 26 SOUTH PERTH from Australia beat Indian A&aociation by six wickets in a friendly cricket match at Baleruer Road on Thursday Indians were shot out for 118 runs with D&rshan Bln<h top scoring with 47. The tourists replied with 122 for trx loss of four wldteia,48 words
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Article, Illustration60 1974-04-27 26 INGLEWOOD. California, Fri.— Agitate, winner of the California Derby at Golden Gate track on Apr. 20, and coowner Paula Kent Meehan, share a horse laugh over their coming trip to Louisville for the 100 th running of the Kentucky Derby. The win at Golden Gate race track,UPI - 60 words
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Article78 1974-04-27 26 KUALA LI'MPL'R. Frl. —Malaysia's soccer captain M. Chandran, with 117 international caps to his credit so far, will receive a gold watch and a silver tray from FAM during the coming Merdeka tour- nament. The award is "In re- cognition for services' rendered" and for pass-78 words
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Article, Illustration576 1974-04-27 26 JOE DORAI - 'We will' play our hearts out pledge JOE DORAI By fHE FANS— more than 40,000 of them were the real match winners of last Sunday's Malaysia Cup tie against Trengganu, declared Singapore's Cup soccer players yesterday. They exclaimed: "The fans were wonderful. You can't help but play good football with576 words
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Article29 1974-04-27 26 PHILADELPHIA Frl. Helen Gourlay of Vannanla. upset an Injured Bvonne Ooolagong of Australia 6-3. 3-6, 7-6 to advance to the quarterfinals of the women's profFMlcnal tennis tournament29 words
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252 1974-04-27 26 Spore must pull out from Malaysia Cup tourney rE reason Teoh Eng Tatt has given for Singapore «.o remain in the Malaysia Cup competition, after the rtcer.t two Incidents' with Trengganu. Is -o Improve our players' I skills. This, to ny mind, is not good enough. My reasons why we252 words
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Letter225 1974-04-27 26 REFEREE Mohamed Noor Saud's statement of defence, which appeared in your Apr. 24 issue was not only partial but elusive. Partial, because he only gave his reasons why he flashed the yellow cards to caution the three Singapore players. While he was right In making these decisions, one was still225 words
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Letter170 1974-04-27 26 I WAS amused by the letter "I was In no way partial written by referee Noor (ST.. April 24), commenting on the Malaysia Cup soccer match between Singapore and Trengganu. After he showed the three cautions to our players he said these three insrances I felt merited caution." But what170 words
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272 1974-04-27 26 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri ALL- ROUNDER Dennis de Silva will lead Malaysia against Hongkong in their three-day inter-port cricket match at the padang here beginning on May 4. For de Silva of Johcre this will be his first game against Hongkong. The match Is272 words
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Article, Illustration374 1974-04-27 27 GOJFREY ROBERT - Kalwant is hero in SJl's triumph GOJFREY ROBERT By KEDY Kalwant Singh overcame the agony of missing a .ilty flick and scored two k goals to carry St. Joseph's titution to a 2-0 win over Ties Institution lr\ the Nail Schools Post Secondary boys hockey final at the padane rday.374 words
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98 1974-04-27 27 Stable Boys awarded abandoned match CTABLfc BOYS were awardm FAS League Dlvi»o match against re PC which was J at Farrer Park 14 because of spectators invading the pitch ".m.< Hrn match wa» railed off by reteree Abrahlm. Stable Boys were leading 2-0 IhrM minutes left tx-fore Jullttme. FAS Tournament98 words
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Article24 1974-04-27 27 LOND/JN. Prt Larry Pnul outpointed Kevin White II rounds to retain rltUh light mlddlehoxing title at the umpujn Civic centre iinesday. UPI.UPI - 24 words
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Article179 1974-04-27 27 VICTORIA KEEP WINNING STREAK DEFENDINO champions Victoria School continued their winning streak when they trounced Maris Stella High 5-0 in the National Schools Post Secondary Boys table tennis championship at TanJong Katong yesterday State trainee Ang Ohee Leong contributed two points to Victoria when he outplayed Tan Sin Son 21179 words
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Article60 1974-04-27 27 MADRID Frt Vicente Fernandez of Argeii* In the Madrid Orchampionship with a half way wore of 13!). five MM par after a second round 70 here yesterday. He was one >t:okf ahe.id of Peter 1 Ittb Dale H. South Africa, and Valentin Barrios. of Spain. Joint third60 words
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Article37 1974-04-27 27 AUCKIAND. Fri AllJapan Rugby Union team were beaten 42-23 (half time 19-18) by Counties In the opening match of their New Zealand tour at Pukekohe near here yestuday About 15.000 spectators watched an exciting game.37 words
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Article728 1974-04-27 27 TJOH Sic Cher Leng. Chng 1 Ah fcfPK. Cliong Leng Ida Mohammed Nor, trod t if honours In their <- divisions In the ii School's athletic mtrt at the National Stadium i rtfxwU Peter Slow. Cher Leng and Ah Seng red three wins to728 words
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Article, Illustration523 1974-04-27 27 ERNEST FRIDA - ERNEST FRIDA By SINGAPORE have reasons to feel satisfied over the first day's play in the three-duy interport cricket match against Hongkong at the SCC padang yesterday. After eariy setbacks they were 95-5 at one stage Singapore rallied to 202 all out. Hongkong were523 words
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Article153 1974-04-27 27 SCOREBOARD Sincapore Ist Inn: J. Jerrmiah c Bullleld b Booth 6 A Chaturvedl run out 0 R. Tessenkobn c Oreen b Robinson 29 M. Stmlton b Metcalf 14 A dr Sllva c Booth b Duß^an 26 I'.j|jkri>hnan run out 49 11. da Silva b Booth 38 J. Martens c Robinson153 words
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Article60 1974-04-27 27 SINGAPORE Indians will meet Penang Indians In the Thivy Shield hockey final In Kuala Lumpur this evening at 6 p.m. Ihe Singapore players leaving this morning are. Napier Elngh. Mehar Stagh. Parouk Merlcan. Anil Subramanlam. M Jeevanathan. S. Letchumanan. H 8 Toomba, Darshan Singh. Malklt60 words
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Article626 1974-04-27 27 PETER SIOVV - PETER SIOVV By SLIM Lini Men" Foon i-arrud her small frame effortlessly to four track victories, including a sprint double, in the Raffles Oirls' athletic ir.eet at the National Stadium yesterday. The wins made her the Secondary division individual eh a m pion. The626 words
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Article32 1974-04-27 27 TOKYO. Prt. Iran's national men's basketball w«m defeated Nippon Mining team 77-«7 on Wedneeday. but their women suffered their aeoon* defeat when beaten 84-41 by Kyodo Beklyu vPetroJeum) team.— AP.Kyodo; AP - 32 words
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Article132 1974-04-27 27 SOCRATES STOPS KATO IN FOUR MANILA. Frl Orient flyweight boxing champion Sccrales Batoto of The Phtlipptr.es demolished Japan's Kenjl Kato by c. technical knockout In the fourth round, of a scheduled 10--round non-title fight here tonight The 24-year-ok 1 Batoto. currently ranked third conlender oy the World Boxing Council, landed132 words
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Article27 1974-04-27 27 LONDON. Prt —Bay Reardon beat fellow Englishman Graham Miles by 22 frames to 12 to retain the World professional snooker championship at Manchester yesterday. Reuter.Reuter - 27 words
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188 1974-04-27 27 Africa must fight racial discrimination TUNIS. Frl Africa must continue to struggle against racial discrimination in sport and Improve its world standing, the president of the Supreme Council for African Sport. Mr. Abraham Ordia. said here today. Mr. Ordla. from Nigeria. 1 was speaking at the opening of the council's188 words
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Article62 1974-04-27 27 MAI'KID. Prt A track official was several)- Injured «hen he was struck by New Zealander Denny Hulme's tar during practice here i today for Sunday's Formula One Spanish Orand Prix Officials said that Hulme's McLaren car skidded on an >il slick and hit Jose Carlos I62 words
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Advertisement438 1974-04-27 25 An outstanding opportunity... for a talented mature Account Executive. We have just been appointed advertising agents for a prestigious range of consumer products. We need a high calibre Account executive to handle this important new business. This business will reauire: Several years experience in advertising (either as a client or438 words
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Advertisement373 1974-04-27 25 ASST. GENERAL MANAGER i raqmrad by Reputable Engm wring Company to head ill department The tucemkful candidate m u it be Singapore cmien aged 30 to 38 with good educationa' backgound have at least 5 yean practical eiperwnca in admin ulet capacity m a commercial enterpnt*, 1 have mutal. tactful373 words
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Advertisement143 1974-04-27 25 6th ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL DRAWS»2BA-2ftS/7*(DrawsNos.334l) SIFT BONANZA IN ADDITION TO OUP USUAL CASH PRIZES, YOU CAN ALSO WIN EXTRA GIFT PRIZES AT NO EXTRA COST IST Prize National Household Appliances (22 Items) IG6TH Prizes Roamer Watch 2\l) Prize Double Return Air tickets to Korea by CPA lOO7TII Prize* Prestige Pressure Cooker143 words
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Miscellaneous102 1974-04-27 25 CaUCKET Int«r-port: Slr.gapore v Hongkong (padang 10.30). SOCCER PAS Dlv 1 PARC v Police 3 0 and Forces v SCC 445 (Jalan Beaar) Dlv. 2: Kakl Buklt v Blaaera, Palhul Karlb v Telok Kuraii Dlv. 3: Fire Brigade v SMTU. Junior Wanderers v Dectrolux. Telok Kurau "A" v Rrngers PC.102 words
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Miscellaneous92 1974-04-27 25 I tlonal Schools championships (Chung Cheng H.B 930 »jn.) WATER POLO SASA Under 17 league: Apex "B" v CSC (Toa Pajroh 5 30) SWIMMING— CSC Junior championships (Amber Road 2 30 p m i. ATHLETICS Upper Thomson Secondary meet (Upper Thomson Road 2 30). Pasir Panjang Primary (Pasir Panjang 292 words
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Advertisement14 1974-04-27 26 II r t t y Hi? f leaves others way behijll 4M *.S ~-jA14 words
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Advertisement229 1974-04-27 27 WIJ RfiV Today's most nm-nnr advanced tabletop whiteprinters Im Im ,^~V *m d^. I J A WSP'^P^f^'WT'^^^ WlllllPl i/JLi Bftii!WJi*wft» .n P u» IW Bl II ikM W WP3ftWflye«tend lamp lite I HllHill', 1 I MlB I M the best buy in a whitepnnter if you're looking for all around229 words
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Article, Illustration23 1974-04-27 28 TROOPS of the Armed Forces Movement surround the building where Premier Caetano and members of his Government took refuge23 words
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Article295 1974-04-27 28 Killer who fears to return home PERTH, Frl. A Chinese seaman. iailPd today for up to six years for killing a shipmate with a fire axe, fears venßfance when hj returns to Singapore. Mr. J. Eller, counsel > for seaman Wong Chok Kum told the Supreme Court today that WongReuter - 295 words
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Article38 1974-04-27 28 BUENOS AIRES. Pri—Police in the industrial city of Cordoba have captured two men suspected of being members of a guerll'a group that kidnapped and American diplomat Alfred Laun on April 12. police sources said yesterday UPI.UPI - 38 words
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Article22 1974-04-27 28 NEW YORK. Pit— Democratic Senator Edward Kennedy declared yesterday be would definitely rot run for president in 1976 ReuterReuter - 22 words
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Obituary22 1974-04-27 28 DEATH PAUL B PfRfIRA of No Jalan Ana. Smgaporr 23 puMd l«»r P*»c»Mll)r on 7* i 74 Foe funrml arranfemrata pboo* unit.22 words
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Article134 1974-04-27 28 LONDON. Pri. Two Ar.ib> were detained at London's Heathrow Airport last night after being found with an Armulitr rifle and an autotnatii p stol on a flight from Bos'.m USA the Home (Interior Mlnistr) said. The men were taken by Scotland Yard Special BranchReuter - 134 words
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Article205 1974-04-27 28 LONDON Pi Tlw markr 1 clwrd nnrro»lv mi»»d in BM trading >h< K I tn thf bullion '■n 1 bond> xcorrd nf ■Uaa o( Hboui tiriprd by con tinurd ir.trrr-t in low coupon urnur* 1 in mm condition*, d'slT* Raid water on balancr vttl Km furthrt middle prMM205 words
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Article31 1974-04-27 28 Spot MOO S»!tl»m«Tt Junr V 10 July 3» 00. 3» M. <>ci Drc 40 2 Jan /March. July re 40 35. Ofliml lunr iV SO. July 39 00 llarkrl Eaulrr31 words
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Article27 1974-04-27 28 S Kri Spot buy»r» itllrra (3KOO Forward buytn I3»3O HUTa (MM c IlO> S*ttlrmrnl (3SSO i ll<^ Turaovrf a.m 420 tooa p m 105 Toot Stradv27 words
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Article39 1974-04-27 28 BANGKOK. PTl— Thai International Airlines has proposed to Japan tha: the number of Bangkok-Tokyo nights, with stopoveis In Talpeh be lncreao*d to offset the cutoff of Japan Airlines flights to Talpeh. a company spokesman said today.— UPl39 words
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Article32 1974-04-27 28 MAH (Seychelles). Pri The Seychelles Democratic Party has swept back Into office In a general election with an Increased majority, winning aU but two of the IS Legislative Assembly imu.32 words
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275 1974-04-27 28 Selassie's former ministers under house j arrest ADDIS ABABA, Frl. The Ethiopian army confined former government ministers to their homes at dawn today and armed sentries I stood guard outside the houses, military sources said. Jeep loads of steel-hel-meted soldiers patrolled Addis Ababa although foot patrols were withdrawn from theReuter - 275 words
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Article47 1974-04-27 28 WASHINOTON. Prl—Continuing Increases In oil prices caused US trade to slip Into the red list month for the first time In nine months, the Commerce Department said today Trade figures showed a deficit of US$l7l 3 million 1 8(428.2 mil ReuUr.47 words
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Article37 1974-04-27 28 WABHINOTON, Prl —The Senate Finance O'mmittee voted unanimously today in 'avour of the nomination or Mr. William Sltr. -n as now 1 reasury Secretary 'ill Senate expected to confirm him next week.— UPl.37 words
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Article29 1974-04-27 28 JAKARTA. Pri— Indonesia will continue to serve In the International Ceasefire Control Commsslon In Vietnam despite the renewed nghtlrv, there. Foreign Minister Adam Malik said la't night—Reuter.29 words
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Article30 1974-04-27 28 WHTTINO (Indiana). Pri. About 20 demonstrators forced their way yesterday Into a shareholders' meeting of Standard Oil Co. (Indiana) and seven were forcibly removed from the speaker^ rortrum AP.AP - 30 words
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Article30 1974-04-27 28 BELFAST. Pri A car bomb blast wrecked the home of a Roman Catholic doctor and a police station at Roslea near the Irish Republican border last night.— UPl.30 words
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Article27 1974-04-27 28 TOKYO. Prl— Three people were killed and about 10 others were unaccounted lor In a landslide In northern Japan today, police reported— UPIUPI - 27 words
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Article85 1974-04-27 28 A TWO-HOUR power failure hit People's Park and the surrounding areas last night The blackout, which started at 7.55 p.m. affected New Bridge Road, Upper Cross Street, Pagoda Street, Mosque Street and Outram Park. An official from Peo- pie's Park Complex said the generator was85 words
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126 1974-04-27 28 Israeli patrol forced to retreat on Golan DAMASCUS. Frl. Syrian frontline troops Inflicted several casualties on an Israeli patrol on the Oolan Heights and forced It to retreat. A military spokesman here said the Israeli patrol ran Into a Syrian frontline position at 1 a.m. They fought with automatic weaponsReuter - 126 words
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Miscellaneous17 1974-04-27 28 The weather THE weather outlook (o.Singapore from 6 a.m to noon today: Isolated showers In late morning.17 words
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